Notice – Explore SRD & Wandering Wednesdays Social Media Campaign

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Explore Your Local Parks and Trails!

Did you know the Strathcona Regional District manages more than 50 parks and over 40 kilometres of trails throughout the region? From scenic beach accesses and nature parks to community parks, boat launches, wharves and trails, there are countless opportunities to enjoy the outdoors close to home.

Whether you're looking for a peaceful walk, a family outing, a place to launch your boat, or a new trail to explore, the SRD Parks & Facilities Directory makes it easy to discover parks and amenities throughout the region.

Residents and visitors are encouraged to explore the directory and interactive parks map to find new places to enjoy while helping protect these natural spaces for future generations.

Visit the SRD Parks & Facilities Directory (srd.ca/parks/directory) to learn more about parks, trails, beach accesses, community facilities, and recreational opportunities throughout the region!

Explore SRD - Wandering Wednesdays

Looking for somewhere new to explore? Join us on social media every Wednesday for Wandering Wednesdays, where we'll be highlighting parks, trails, beach accesses, boat launches and other hidden gems throughout the region.

If you're searching for your next hiking adventure, a quiet waterfront spot, a family-friendly park, or a place to launch your boat – stay tuned, we'll be showcasing the many recreational opportunities available right in your backyard.

Be sure to follow along on Facebook or Instagram and check back each Wednesday as we feature different locations, share interesting facts, and help you discover and explore all that our regional parks and facilities have to offer. Tag #ExploreSRD to share your photos. You might just find your new favourite place to visit!

Respecting Private Property While Enjoying Our Parks and Trails

As you explore the many parks, trails, and outdoor spaces throughout the region, please remember that some recreational areas border private property. We kindly ask all visitors to stay on designated trails, obey posted signage, and respect private landowners by avoiding trespassing on private property.

Thank you for helping keep our parks, trails, and surrounding communities welcoming, safe, and enjoyable for all.

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